UNDERRATED: The return of 'Sifl & Olly'

Those names may not make any sense, which is fine, because there's no way to describe a comedy show hosted by a pair of sock puppets in a way that will make sense. Cult favorites from MTV during the try-anything '90s, the twisted creations of musician-director Liam Lynch are back and reviewing imaginary video games on YouTube. Like a hilarious, hallucinogenic take on "The Muppet Show," "Sifl & Olly" still — thankfully — makes no sense.

Those names may not make any sense, which is fine, because there's no way to describe a comedy show hosted by a pair of sock puppets in a way that will make sense. Cult favorites from MTV during the try-anything '90s, the twisted creations of musician-director Liam Lynch are back and reviewing imaginary video games on YouTube. Like a hilarious, hallucinogenic take on "The Muppet Show," "Sifl & Olly" still — thankfully — makes no sense. (MTV)

Those names may not make any sense, which is fine, because there's no way to describe a comedy show hosted by a pair of sock puppets in a way that will make sense. Cult favorites from MTV during the try-anything '90s, the twisted creations of musician-director Liam Lynch are back and reviewing imaginary video games on YouTube. Like a hilarious, hallucinogenic take on "The Muppet Show," "Sifl & Olly" still — thankfully — makes no sense.MTV